Have heartbeats of distant galaxies become the invisible drumbeats of the universe, pulsating ever so gently in sync with the cosmic tide? When we listen closely, we notice not just the soundlessness of the void, but a symphony of beats like a billion metronomes lost in celestial waltz.
Each star, an ancient ember, has its unique cadence etched within the void. How do we perceive such rhythms from lightyears away? We become astronomers not just of light, but of time machines casting shadows over past and present, knitting histories of worlds unknown.
Our earthly heartbeats, finite and fleeting, might one day mingle with these interstellar echoes. Consider the link between the threads of life on our planet and the invisible webs spun across the dark sea of stars.
Echoes Expansion The Cosmic Pulse